Theoretical and applied fracture mechanics

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  Año 2005, Vol. 43, Número 2

  • Model for determining mechanical properties of aluminum closed-cell foams

    D.N. Tsipas, H. Lefakis, D.P. Papadopoulos, I.Ch. Konstantinidis

    págs. 157-167

    

  • Ultrasonic characterization of point defects induced by cross slip under pure shear

    S.-H. Tang, H.-L. Pan, M. Kobayashi

    págs. 169-180

    

  • End-shaped copper fibers in an epoxy matrix¿predicted versus actual fracture toughening

    R.M. Bagwell, R.C. Wetherhold

    págs. 181-188

    

  • Progressive damage modelling of bonded composite repairs

    G. Labeas, P. Papanikos, K.I. Tserpes, Sp. Pantelakis

    págs. 189-198

    

  • Uniaxial ratcheting and failure behaviors of two steels

    J. Zhang, Y.F. Sun, Y.G. Li, Q. Gao, G.Z. Kang

    págs. 199-209

    

  • Scaling of volume energy density function reflecting damage by singularities at macro-, meso- and microscopic level

    X.S. Tang, G.C. Sih

    págs. 211-231

    

  • Crack link-up for multiple site damage using an energy density approach

    G. Labeas, Th. Kermanidis, J. Diamantakos

    págs. 233-243

    

  • Accumulative damage near crack tip for welded bridge members: fatigue life determination

    Z.X. Li, T.Q. Zhou, T.H.T. Chan

    págs. 245-260